Evening Star Newspaper, April 13, 1887, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR: _ a — - # — f WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY,“APRIE 13, 1887-SUPPLEMENT. Death of Bishop Lee, YUN SENION BISHOP OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL cutxen. Bishop Alfred Lee, of the Protestant Episcopal Giocege of Delaware, died at Wilmington yester- day, after a long tliness, in the eightieth year of his age. Bishop Lee was born in Cambridge, ‘Masa, in 1807, and graduated from Harvard in 1877." He studied law, was admitted to the bar in ‘New London, and practiced for two years. Then he decited to study for the ministry, and gradu. aisd irom the Geueral Theological Seminary of New York in Isgz. The following year be became Yector of Calvary church, Rockdale, Delaware County, Pa, where he remained until nis elevation ‘wo the 'Eptscopate. This occurred in 1841. Until that time the Bpiscopal churches in Delaware lad ‘Deen under the care of the bishop of Pennsylvania. ‘When the new bishop took charge of his diocese he found but four acting ministers, only one of whom was south of New Castle, and oniy seven Parishes supplied with regular’ services. The number of comununicants was 330. Last year the diocese bad 29 clergymen, 37 parishes and mis- sions, and 228? communteants, Since the death of the venerable Bishop Smith, of Kentucky, Bishop Lee had -been the senior in onier of consecration, and as such the Presiding Bishop of the Provestant Kplscopal Church in the Untveu States. Bishop Lee wrote and published “The Life of St. Peter,” “The Life of St. John,” & “Treatise on Baptism,” “Memoir of Susan All- Done,” “The Harbinger of Christ,” “Eventful Nights in Bible History,” besides considerable IniseeYaneous work. He was for years a member of the’ tee of bishops in charge of the mis- sionary work in Mexico. He had been in that country several times and was one of the most Prominent men in establishing the Anglican Church tn the City of Mexico. He was among the front ranks asa linguist. He was a member of the American comuilssion which, conjolntiy wit, the English committee, revised’ the King James ‘Translation of the Bible. He was also a ember of the Pan-Angiican Council which met in Lon- don in 1s;3. “He received the degree of 8. T. D trom Trinity College, Hartford, and Hobart Col- Jege, Geneva, in 1841, and the degree of LL.D. from ‘Harvard in 1360, and Delaware College in 18 Mra. Lee died twenty-five years ago. ‘The bishop Jeaves three children—Alfred, a lawyer, and Ben- Jamin, a physician, both practising ‘in’ Philadel- Pala, and rs. Chas. & Melivaine, whose husband Gied several years ago. Bishop Lee came from Fortress Monroe, March 2, much Improved in health. On March 4 he was sirteken with typhoid fever and gradually failed irom that time. The funeral will take place on ¥riday at 2 p. ma. in Si, Andrew's chureh, Wilming- Yon, where he had. preached for more than forty Years. The interment will be made in Old Swedes Cemetery, where his wife is buried. Ali the high dignitaries of the Eptscopal Church will ‘present. ——___+e+_ Killed His Rival With a Cane. A BOYISH MURDER RESULTING FROM TWO LOVING THE SAME GTRI. A quarrel over a girt away back in the holidays yesulted Saturday night in a boyish murder at Darlington, a village eleven miles from Beaver Falls, Pa. Robert Welth and Campbell Harvey are about sixteen years old and members of very Tespectable families of that place. They both Uiked the same girl. Saturday both were at the Darlington station, on the Pittsburg, Marion and ‘Chigago railroads, at about 6 o'clock in the even- ing. Both boarded the westward train for a short ride. In clambering up the platform Welth fostied y. The latter resisted, when he was Shoved off the train. Harvey then Went home and got a cane loaded with lead. About an hour after- wards he met Weith returning from his rideand at ‘onee attacked him. He hit Welth two blows with the lead above the eyes and one blow on the back of the head. Pass- ersby interfered and Harvey tok refuge in a store trom the apgry crowd. Weith did not fall from the ‘diows, but complained that they made him feel Guzy.” He walked home without assistance and immediately went to bed, Before 9 o'cock he be- came un ysicians of the place ig in their power to arouse him, he never spo Jag at 5o’clock. ‘the assault, were at the bedside of Weith when he doctors say that Weith died of ge. The father of Welta tsa if of Beaver County. Young custody and ts in agony over the | e again and died Saturday even- ~ He is generally liked, but | ‘Tragedy at a Christening. ONE MAN KILLED AND SEVEEAL WOUNDED. A bloody riet oecurred in Denver, Col, Sunday night between rival Swedish, Polish and Hunga- Tian colonies, at thirty-fourth and Blake streets, ‘which resulted in the fatal shooting of one man and the serious wounding of several others. Mr. and Mrs Kuaudo, rivals of their neighbors, pre- pared to celebrate the christening of an S-months- eid child. They bad invited a number of their | Sriends and laid tn a supply of beer. ‘The Knaudo crowd ‘Dy miantght, and one part of them, going out on | tue prvement at that nour, accidentally met a Dumber from another house, sitaated not over 10 or Gfieen mds away. A light immediately en- | sued. The Koaude crowd, reinforced from those | outside drove them into their den, where the ¥lidest scene took place. Chairs, tables and bed- fteads Were broken up, and the pieces were used 4s weapons, with WBich the men pounded one an- other over the head. Many were knocked sense- Tess and trampled under foot until nearly dead. Aller a bitter nigat the Knaudo crowd were driven } into their house, where the same scene took place. ‘Severai shots were fired, and a Pole named Ribor- lich Was fatally shot and others seriously wound- dA squad of poilcemen, armed with Winches ‘ters, surrounded the house, and arrested 30 of the crowd after a show of resistance. = pocorn Wicked Dr. Grant. ANOTHER OF HIS LADY VICTIMS KECOVERS HER STOLEN SRALSKIN SACQUE. A sprightly looking lady of about 40 arrived in Cambridge, Mass., Monday morning, and told the | officials that she was Mrs. Bolger, of Brooklyn, N. | Y., and she desired to sce Dr. Andrew Jackson | Grant, the notorious deceiver of elderly temales, | who 13 Bow confined in the Cambridge Jail. She | ‘Delieved him to be a man who stole her money | * and sealskin sacque and deserted her at the altar two years ago. Sbe was taken to the jail and Dr. | | Grant was brought in. The svene that followed ‘Was worthy of a painter's brush. Every particle color left Grant's face, and the widow gave ‘Turee or tour quick gasps. The identity was com- plete, and Mrs Bolger found her sealskin sacque znd ‘muff among the articles taken from Dr. Granvs trunk. It seems that the doctor courted | the lovely Brookiy kudy ali through the summer | of 1885, and when the mal e Was decided upon | and the wedding outfit was nearly complete the | doctor, as was his custom af such times, received | | ze dispateh. ‘This time it annc need the death of astened away, having first juable part of "his charmer’s of her ready money. The | y X, J.. has been sold at auction to Mr. Turner, of Philad-iphia, tor $2,200, Wied 131,800 less than it cost Lue doctor. | Miss Lucy Yorrey, of Cambridge, Dr. Grant's vi lias of last Sepiember, will receive the bulk of | tas his mother, and he ee Memphis an Hunters. REINFORCING A YOLICE FORCE WITH A PACK OP SAVAGE HOUNDS. From the Mempnis Scimitar. The first installment of the canine detectives , { arrived this morning in the shape of three power. | ful hounds of the kind used before the war to atch runaway siaves. #°. are about fourteen | woaths old, and nam@@ “Rusky,” “Niger” and *sJoe,” and did not look very dangerous as they | faced 4 curious crowd {> the station-house yant {before the opeatng of court. They were obtained | Jat a cost of $200 trom Fisher & Yerzer, at the con ict camp near Friar’s Potnt, Mist. A test of their | lity Was made ou Wednesday at the oamp. A | wegro convict under ten Years” sentence Wis Te Jeabed and told that he stiowid have his Wberty’ if | {he escaped the dogs, He was given three hours’ | "start, and then the brutes were put on his trail, | {They ‘caught in before he had gone twenty | President Hadden was anxious to ascertain the | eXuet age of the dogs and proposed that some. | body in the crowd tuat stoed around him in the | | Station-house yard shouid open their mouths and xain the desired information from the appearance of thelr teeth, but Lae propositian was Voted down with surprisiag unanimity. A. coi tian | Wiil be employed tocare for them. ‘The. pew de teetives will provebly be given @ trial within a day of two, if any workhouse convict can be fours who is Willing ‘© stake Lis speed and endurance against their went and latelligence, At the opening of the Police Court this morning | ‘his honor said to the audience: “After much de- lay, expeme an’ research into the genealogy an’ Tespective merits of trainin’ eanmnit}, we have got Ubree charmers These, togeiuer with three Dicodhounds now on the way from Philadetphia, | Wil be tae pucleus of a pack of trallers for the catehin’ of criminals tu the city an’county. They | are guaranteed tw give any man a start of three days an’ nai: bim at the finish, an’ they wiil te | used to take in parties guilty of any sort of crime, _ tow murcer to chicken stealing.” -o- ‘The Natiounl Regaua, From the New York Sun, April 10. ‘The most difficult problem that ever annoyed | the National Association of Amateur Garauen bas: Deen the location of Ure annual amaieur cham plonship regatta, The fourteen successive re gattas have been beld at Philadelphia, Troy, Troy again, Philadelphia, Detroit, Newark, Saratoga, Philadelphia, Washington, Detroit, Newark, Wat. Kins Botton” and Albany, and neat July, Chass: qua Lake will be tried. Chatauqua fs fatriy cen Ural to East, West, North, South, and to Canada, and can be reached easily, quickly and ebeaply by hine-tenths of all the live boat ciubs In Amertea. | It cannot be expected that amateur crews can spare all the time and money to come to the na- Uonal regatta year after year from San Francisco and New Orleans and St. but Chatauqua ts couvenient tor the clubs’ of the rade and Western states, and of Canada, and the entry list WI no doubt be the longest ever Known. hed an advanced state of intoxication | @ JOHN BRIGHT ON WARS, ‘The Great Peace Apostle Reviews the Useless Struggles of Queen Victoria’s Reign. ‘From the London Standard. Mr. Bright presided last night at the Friends’ Meeting House, in St. Martin’s lane, where a large audience had assembled to hear a lecture by Mr. Wililam Jones, a member of the Peace society, on “The Late War Panic in Enrope, and its Lessons.” At the conclusion of the lecture John Bright said: “With regard to this question of peace, we are Teally as far off asour forefathers were,and nearlyas Savage and barbarous. A French statesman, & member of the French chamber, said, speaking of England and it8 foreign policy, that ‘we were in a State of peace soothed by occasional acts of rapine.’ (Laughter.) That phrase to a large extent de- seribes the condition in wilch our country has eeu during the whole reign of the queen. Sir Robert Peel is the only practical peace prime mine ister I have known Iu nearly forty-four years I have been in the house of commons, and I recollect the solemnity and almost the grief with which he ad- dressed the house of commons on one occasion when there were differences with theU nited States,which differences were fortunately arranged, and’ peace Was preserved. Now, how many wars have we had during the queen's reign? We have had warin New Zealand, and I recollect a clergyman of the Church of England telling me how shocked and Rorritied his son—one of the officers e as ‘on one occasion at seeing the dead body of a New Zealand woman Who had been Killed fighting by the side of her husband or her brother, against us, in a war fn which that officer was obliged to admit that the New Zealanders were entirely right and we were entirely Wroug. We have had three wars in China, We had a Zita war not long ago, made absolutely by a man without any orders from this country, @ man who professed to be really intlu- enced by the Christian faith and religion. That cost US a great many English lives, and we de- stroyed tie Zulu nation, at the’ same tume bringing confusion into that part of South Africa. We Have had a Scind war, tn which one of the Naplers was concerned, 4 war for which he had not the slightest. Justification or instruction from. this country. ‘Then there was the great Sikh War, by which the Punjaub was annexed to the Eng- lish dominion in India, ‘There were also two Aighan Wars, for which there was not a particle of Justification, tm one of which a whole English army was destroyed. We heard during Mr. Jones’ address something about the cruelty to animals in war, Now, in the last. Afghan war no less than 60,000 camels were destroyed. You can easily imagine what they must have suffered, to say Bothing of the sufferiug of the Afghans and Ia- dians, Who must have suffered enormously also, ‘Then we have had three Burmese wars, the second of which I recolleeg was got up on pretenses abso- lutely fraudulent :thd scandalous. “Then we come to the Crimean war, the really big war of our time, though it did not last very long. But as to its severity and. the mortality caused by it no man is able to make an accurate computation, A book written by a French gen- eral, who lately visited the Crimea in connection With the cemeteries there, estimates that the Dodies of 250,000 men are iyiug there. I betleve The Russians ‘alone buried more than 300,000 on the north side of Sebastopol, and the 250,000 does not include the Vast nuinber of Turks who died in hospital at Scutarl, or the tens of thousands of Russians who died'in their long marches from the north to re-enforce their army at Sebastopol, Kinglake, in hls history, estimates that one milion men lost tuetr ives in that struggle, a number about equal to every adalt nan in this vast city of London. And what were all these lives sacrificed for? Abso- lutely nothing whatever, because the ‘only ap- parent result Was a slight Iholtation put upon the Russian government with regard to its future fleet In he Black sea, and that was sur- rendered the moment the Franco.German war out; for the emperor of Hussia knew Engidnd hersetf could not insist on the continuance of the limitations, ‘There was a meeting Of statesmen, as they are called, in this city and the lmitatton withdrawn, and Russia 18 now just as free in every ‘as she Was before thé Crimean war. Since then respect » ____DRY_GooDs. LADIES’ GOODS. PROPOSALS. ——___ RAILROADS, ___ BUSINESS IS BUSINESS XCLUSIVE JNoventies AN ezxa | Mus. Sexua vUPPERT, — i arues Nat Schedule SUNDA 13tm, 1887, OFF dirscese, 1B00 Peseta Dea m ots aaa 4 SEATON PERRY 608 OTH ST., OPPOSITE PATENT OPFICE, arosHe NETLYAMIA epieetion a rarsea fits OPE OP Bihacr me | SRE nae an ne hes | Bech es oeeccproes tia ced 202 be . 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The buta- bardment of Alexandria was a sovt of peace which pubile of this country have not been enthus. bout, The French Heet lett and would have notiiny to do with if. ‘The admtra! and all the fleet Were rurtous when they thought that the Egyptians Were going tosurrend-s, and that there wotlld be 0 fizhting. You wiii find that in the blue books and iu the newspapers. ‘The bombardment took place, a number of people were ktlied,the elty Was partly Durnt down,and then there followed the War inthe Soudan, duftag which, at the lowest calculation, from 40,000 to 30,000 lives were lost. Tonee pro” posed that the foreign office should be burnt down, and it would be a very good Uhlug If all 1s treaties Were burned with Ji. Conceive the cost of the wars that lave occurted within the reign of the teen. Go back further, to the first beginning, Of What we call our parllaientary and constitutional system in the reign of Willam 11, and you will find that without one single exception thiey were | absolutely unnecessary, and that the only result tues have produced IS an enormous national deb | which from that Ume to this has been extracted from the labor and the sweat of millions of men In thls country, Dut Witch siowld have remained with them for the sitstenance and comfort of themselves and their families. A be the greatest possible gratification re if Wecould believe that for the next sor hundred years war should be un- known in the polic have led the natior ‘onal freedom, we might, in conju: brethren In the United States and with all Eng- Ush-spesiiag nations of the world—for before long there Will bo Engilst-speaking nations besides: England and the United States—acting togetaer, lead the World in Une direction and for the per- Petal exclusion of war trom the polley of man- in ————+e+__. MarryMg Money. From the Epoch. When @ young man marries an helress the changes in his outward condition are subtie but none the less interesting. Very soon—miracu- lously soon indeed—he becomes a Uttie stouter, and his walk is slower, his feet being planted more solidly and more carefully than they were when they carried a bachelor. iits elothes turn darker 5 acl One shade at least, and Lis wateh-chatn 13 cers nly a thought heavier. ‘The handic of his um- breila, also, kas become per: y bigger, where~ as his’ scartpins are undoubtedly moze character—tess iantastic or trivial 0) on his Way Lo a church wedding, for ex: mark how different is his inode of progres Uhat of an unattached an: Tugtie Knows that a good hin near the head of & ind that he las no Occasion for hurry. When he iri Substantial dog-eart or mi trom seelianeous youth, The Will be reserved for T without re- y used to think Ube kind of vehicle that he Would have if he were Tick. ide is now a substantial person in the com- | muuity—a fanuty man, a capitalist by proxy—and he begins to have serious views on political and finan ial matters, Wuleb he Ls desirous of discus. sing With vider men. In iact, he is ratuer given to satinuing lis contemporaries, and 1s not alto- gether ¢ the society of his ‘former compan- jons. He has deserted thelr ranks, and, although, he has gained In dignity, he has lust iu’ freedom, Mis chains are Ww be sure, but they bind lesseostly ineusl. No longer for hin are the delights of a miduigit cigar or reiresh. ing brandy and soda at the ie Is now the victim of Limes and seosons, ust go discreetly home when the proper hour arrives = - im Behalf of ‘Teeth. From the London Globe. It is to be hoped and expected that those who peruse Sir James Pagev’s remarks on dental sur. gery will begin to regard their supply of teeth with more respect, if not with more regard, than hitherto. Sir James showed—not, of course, for the dirst thne—how important ts the action of our “molars” in its influence on the processes of diges. tion. They stand, as he picturesquely, not t Strikingly, observed, halt” way between the ead and the iving—that'ts to say, between the food to | be consumed and the tissues formed by It. Upon | them depends very greatiy the character which | Will be given to those Lissues. In other words, the | mode in Which We masticate has an_appreclabie effect upon our future physical condition. “Wine | Knows ‘how muck those thirty-two bites which | Mr. Gladstone is Delieved to take at every piece of meat which he consumes may have had | to do with his -bodliy system, and hence, by no Tacans indirectly, with the Irish question. Every. body is acquainted with tne phrase about « ing a thing in 2 man’s teeth,” and man} mey have wondered Geet have becw periormed. But Sir James squisition suggests a solution. When you refer | ‘thus poiniediy to a man’ dental lous and Position you simply suowhow well aware You are Of tae Value of proper mastication, and how. in effect, alinost everything may be referred, mor less abcurately, to the condition of a mai's in arrangements’ AN this, of course, applies only to the people with good, serviceable teeth. "To thove who are not se diesel, nearly everything except non-payment of rent’ and taxes, may be forgiven. ‘Their life ls virvaaliy # Durden to them, Sir James refers with pride to the happiness con ferred by good dental surgery. But, unhappily, The gentleman who removed one bad tooth’ too , thereby: “aching iy, Perhaps bow that operation cout i maggen's | Often succeeds in setting another going, creating something more than a Inere toe A Gentle Lady. 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CATHERWOOD, ‘114 South Front st., Philedelphia, 16 South William st. asi BUILDING MATERIAL DOORS, BLINDS, KILN-DRIED B.C. AND GEORGIA FLOORING A SPECIATY. ‘We pusranté> to manufacture of work for leas price than any other Mill, and we bave ‘the largest facilities and factory in the country. Bend ‘tsa postal and we will ive prices promptly to prove ‘New York Office, ‘MANTELS into the gutter. Again and again did the poor fellow: his head to pick up the diveatded morsel wae me Inissed it every time. the case vo bim, or to the Parker House, au apple and present ft with Mr. Punchands bee ‘St Petersburg advices say inat a settlement of ‘the Afghan question has been effected by the gov- ermments ot Great Britain and Russia. By the terms of unis settlement England aments to the ‘kusttan demand for that branch of the Oxas BOW ‘West ontier. One the other band, a London dis- is reported that the Russians are commissary and other stores at om the northern fron- — —see_____ Bour bundred and cizhty Russian officers sus- Eeeporeedtolagnaicn near bate been ‘France offers Bay, ws, &cherming younr solved Enm'oy picking up tie missiy ruse n ro gloved band, and giving it to the eager, If not a grateful, animal. Waving do ictnd set me ‘Tved. While the battered mouthful with- ‘The chief actor in this her way, unconseious of Which aby one had obse1 a ere hel “CRORLLY ShaIN—A Wowane ‘The body of tlie murdered wean, 4 J, not placed tn Canton ave, President and Albemarlosta,, ‘Baltimore, Md. ‘Telephone 539. F.0. Box476. 16-3 Et Cooma Br Gus Afall line of GAS COOKING STOVES (On hand and for sala ‘™h31 WASHINGTON GAB-LIGHT COMPANY. 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Our paper is free." Come and get one. ‘Buel: tee, Lumber ae Freedmen's | Pr mm, and 1:1 5 inten Sur Cataloeue spe tela alate Hopi ibis lt during ns pend ——— prong Ampapolie. nln Foy ees 5:25 and 8:00 An opportunity is here afforded to send THE WEEKLY STAR to some absent friend who is: Torelete wich called for at once, we will distribute Hoon ber’ 7. oF a specifica | Prom’ v's Ferry and Valley Railrosd, 5:30 p.m. | ested in What is doing at the Nation's Capital without cost. ‘ rare BARVEWS CELEBRATED BAZAR PATTERNS Pb, 13 120823 abe A pro 8 FOR MARBLE WORK. ra aig EBM Wee H Poacect ding for Btate, War and Navy Depart- é joner 1221 Penn's avenue NW Narsmeron,b. 0. Apra oth, 1887, poe rome Telephone 755-4 Tere | panta Stabe key reunited for the wrest and easter eins ¥ ¥. as — | of tie Building for Seat, War and Navy Department TR paltisners, 5 ox. Branpis. in Pie sith tie, poocaved at thie office nell 12 ay. jaaliington station, G1vand 1331 a DEESSMAKING. ‘a Gag oponed vantedintsly tarestinr in petesee ch ad: 24th street, where orders — Pen aig perce oe a as ‘Poimtinthe cts Seen so BS Tiace es ORS Toe | ee ee eee eT arte ee ° : DW. jon to tus office. EW FASTER CARDS, THOS. LINCOLN Casky, | _PERCY G. Sx vr Ay"t, Washi mlz Beautiful designs in Lillies, Crosses, Satin Novel- | _P9,11,12,13,26,27 Colonel Corps of Eng'rs. HE GREAT Sad Oe coreiive Serep Eictare bene oameresees 20.ctm is THE NOW West, ASD Wouders for Ladies and Children. Y DOUBLE TRACK .NDID 193 _ SAY GOULD, 421 9th st. — BOOKS, fe, | STEEL RAILS, maghivice zt bad ‘CELSIOR DYES ARE THE BEST, BETHLEHEMITES, EEFECT, L {purest snd cheapest Dye in the forla. Pep mie oy From theGerman. | ,DESULIESUTTER, | Trine leave Weenie rotates = ae 2 eR AD | ,,Worcester's Latent Unabridged” Dictionary with In- | ¥or Pittsburg and he Wet Cheng cag Limited Express M. (RANE: OOTTATH GT NW CORSETS MADE | ax ate apecial price fora limited tine Dae, 3:0 A Mdaily to Cincinnati and se Laue cag eof Shoulder Braces, Reform: Walsts, FrenehCoreeta on Beoieiite, Sep pening Cuzn trom. 2 ing to Cipeinuati, sd and Bustles. Corsets isundried. sel8-7m*_| apie 418 Oth stn. w. fo Chicazo, with Bleoping Car Piitcbure to Chines, RENCH DYEING, SCOURING AND DRY CLEAN: Western Express, at 8:10 P.M. with Sleeping 125 ING ESTAB.” 1205 New York ave. n-w. Booxs: Booxsn Booxs Cars Wi mm 80. st Louis, and ‘irat-clasa Lavon’ dnd Gents Work of every descrip Tisbury "to Cleveland. copnecting at Harrisburg oO Ho. ommary Wit TON © CANOLINE LERCH, Bae ee one arta! Lot of Shop-Worn | icine ‘express 10-005 Mt Gale tor Bees | 20s ___B: Fischer & Maison Yriee, Pasa niet fing yee bh wil ‘be mire to'se them: | Sud the West, with through Sleeper Haraburg € ») eRe one. i oe BALTIMORE AND POTOMA( ° Bo og Ghemical Dry Cleaning Establishment, 0 seta Chambers’ Enoy., Unie G6e0 | tebe Erie, Canani Eocienten, Bada Siarars Ladiea and Genilemen's Germonta’ ay Velvek aad | {Oasis Groen ist Bie Foosic 1-99 Sug. | 20-00 EM. duly except Saturday, with Talscs % Plush dale: Grape Vells, Laces, Gloves, &e., are per- | Lot N eloth-bound books... BO to 75 Cars Washins 6 Boch Restor. aaa fectly’ by this superior process, Ladies’ Even. bound book: y, except Sunday. ae) for pecialty. -Gentiemen'esClothes cleaned Une o ch snd the Eat, 7:25, 9:00 wad 12 {iy this proceas will noi tose their orginal shape and Merry Men,” Wt 4:15, 10:00 an > cute quate mally, : Pah ‘Goods called for and delivered. Yay aun nBERERG, IN SEATON ERY eo ab 2200 AM 13 Hp. 2200, 4215, pe 3 eos Hy a Ned APRON Ras: | @ Dom 15e-:eaual wrica Soc, at 077 TN | Bani, Gary, 40 4 May, except 122 rset ery atyle and mat CHAS. BAUS SIZES P ial, and guarantees perfect At and comifurk mh30-3w BOOK AND STATIONERY DEPT. or dirookiya, 3 svock- ruins Coaneos ag | CBristian at Work... as French Hand-made Underclothing, Merino Underwear | (47 r aay Jersey City with boats of Brooklyn Anwes, attord- | Selentific American. ad acd nent nuported Hosters. W. H. Dowsrmunx & Co. nur direct transfer to Fulton ‘avoiding douuve Weer vere Patent Shoulder Braces, and all Dress Hef Goods, ig) = ” ferrisge across New York City, onlrench Corwcts and Bustlag For, Fhilsdelpiua @:25.83 = 1424 F street, Washington, D.C., Have the most extensive collection of STANDARD, CHOICE, RARE and OUT OF PRINT BOOKS to be found in this country. Their house is a book-lover's aay 12.6 er Children’s Corsets and asl Corse 26 ; make) tat for the price is Easursesssa st "8 own ut : ’h, German and Spanish spoken. _mr14 SPECIAL-$1.90. HE WEEKLY NEW YORK WORLD. FAMILY SUPPLIES. Cs THE WASHINGTON WEEKLY STAR. LIBRARIES APPRAISED AND PURCHASED. ol RE UNITED STATES, ‘0a r Hope's Oreck Line, 7235 AL and 4,40 P.M. daly, ‘THE WORLD'S HISTORY OF JRASTER CARDS, NOVELTIES AND CATHOLIC lis, 2285. A, 0, 4: B 1D) eoodsfor Easter. Books, and Stationsty at 10W- Forni, exstpe@juniay” Bandage BOO LMC LA | A Gatnty book, bound tn leatherette Tree Calf, ot 300 12ma. pages, coploualy sMlustrated, postage Bett RS) “wesw {829 7th street northwest, Prepaid, together with a membership in The World's Book and Music Unions, by which all manéand SPRING-LEAF TEA, ‘The new crop, now being received, ne ALEXANDI WAY AND RAILROAD. Dooks and music can be bought at a great saving to the subscriber. CARDS, BOOKLETS, AND NOVELTIES, ARLE ALL FOR $1.90. IN GREAT V: 00, G : ES 9:47, Ene ‘Boon, 2 11:37 Pocket, Teachers’ and Family Bibles, 37 P.M.’ On Stn ia particularly eboice, eee iE 3 Sabbath School Libearen For iclingndand thesouih 6:00, 11 4.4, diy, and ORDERS RECEIVED EITHER BY MAIL OR AT OUR SUBSCRIPTION COUNTER 2.W. BURCHELL, Devotional aud Theological Books. ‘Trahis leave Alextodria ‘or Washington, 8.05, 8-00 mh2e 1325 Fst ‘WAM BALLANTYNE & SON, #0 10.43 Pin eh. 530 PAYMENT INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE. SovaaihBisest Ss ee met a ere See a Aan eg |) ci < e E re) E B per of 1Sit'strect and Peunrylvania arcu, and a tg iG STAR 4 | Kasten Canpa wsten Boos. | putin, where onder caa te left ae “necking ot WASHINGTON, B. ‘TER VEL CHAS. UGH, General Norice _ dlegerd 2B WOOD, General Passenger Agen Saal = = Star TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS. Se te ee ARDMONT AIR LINE, PIANOS AND ORGANS. HOTELS. ae W. H, MORRISON 20.4, ane Heun Mal Da ha” Wernaton, . & DAVIS C A NI rp acranory | z a aaargs sae ™ . a ean. ALLET & DAVIS CO.'S PIANOS—NEW AND — = dourville, Charlottesville, tite : TTMORE, MD. BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF - UAE Egiwern Alezandria and Tgnchoen Beaereuens Hie wold THIs MONTH ONLY AT BARGAINS t | ~Admirebly located. at corer Rua Place snd BRANCH STORE Pailiagn Sitpoer Woy to Rew Ouexee, OMSam | Gee tuo for theeumner, HL. SUMNER, ABE, | ile ACen eae purest ad euuliest GCC EEE RRR REE 5 21:20 A. M—Fast, Daily agrenn ee RENT oxp | Deve ‘ ¥ the coulest gon Ee Ee Led ¥ mh19 X.Y. AVE. AND 15TH ST. Hosviile, Gordenirilis Sota aoe Sughoas CHICKERING, PIANOS FOR RENT AND Be ee ee peony reruns ands Gok ER FF chburg, Kocky Mount, Danville aud Stations Mardinan, cu easy tert | sirable rooms for trausienta. Absence of dust and inos- Sco Ene # E Eee S98 = G Pp Breey Lyuchtmns and Dastealle, Blainway, “Other make lie Hotel altawether THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA azar Boors Curar Parzen Onions, texas and Calorute. Pullman eines: ROw | a — oe The Home, twelve mos. uniform in nize and style, | Kunnts to New Onowse teh Mine Ba ener Hazowys, Prax a te STORE, Proveietee_ PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. , neatly bound in cloth, gilt, 53 kinds, only Soc. cach. j r ss Boudoir Sleepers FAULTLESS STRUMENT! Writing paper ahd envelopes, 24 sheets of paper and | {oF Bimminchain, Vicksbiuy and PHENOME) DURABILITY, Horm Vexvouz, Tt te without s doubt the most Bravenror and the | epvelorc to match, onl bea box. oF 'Me-Duily- casept Sunday for Manassas, HONRSF parte most Nutritious Flour in the World. ho ghpapest Albis in the city. ue andintennediute Station? Boe pe PA BROADWAY AND 618T STREET. KEW YORE. ‘The Millers have not only the most perfect mill, is Sour Sika® ) FM — Western Se! Dally for Warrenton, V Ave. AMERICAN PLAN. staining as {t does all the most i ‘ed Machinery d ER's, esviliay ville, Louisville, Ginctanat Centrally located. All the latest improvement, es ae seer | a oor IUTTRARE,_ | SEE ace a Gee Mant alice tra Eeiayi ign | Gant ett Flour Unsurpassep by any mill in the ‘ld. To 7 - Bone bus Bristol, Chattanoo Memphis, Litto ‘Sole Ayents. bet ® t ‘Siar prove that, we would simply stato that & lange qs He EFURNISHIN( le and i douthwertern Fuinte” Shroucl Pula f AND ESTEY PIANOS. SPEED, Meer: Ely ofthis maguideent Flour is shipped aabaaliy to OUSEFURNISHINGS Bry aga ah cote Hock without chaps, . COA Europe aud sateu at the principal Courtsof theold | {ar = Donville, “Raleigh. Asheville, “Charlotte, Golumine ERS & STAYMAN. oo Wa, Dares, er Aaah a Heber grea | mt nae Ni } APER ira Wa 2 BEVELA’ HOWEVER, in ae Hiss & 00. 615 15th et ow, Montgomery coigeting with Pullman Parlor ars ibe new Betey Philharmonic Onn. A marvel in: Like everything else that has yeeres Tenown, some Friezes and Ceiling Decorations. ton oa Without change, —_— ¢ ae [and variety of its tone atfocts ourprising sera Pomema rng tke atau of | gc ataton esto Has at Dems | Ete eaia et Ol rin re ae emerese Brand, end attempting therchy to palncatan tntesies | Painting. 2 itera muday, and 4:45 1 JARVIS BUTLER. ertisss Tor thie Geral. ae. Estimates and designs submitted for all kinds of In- Hin'G:05 4. Mf Daily, and | 3329.3m aa SeErOrn, terfor Decoration and Furnishing. An inspection of 2) pacmndemecal ee oe Ee eee es our goods is respectfully solicited. ap? ‘trains from the South via, Charlotte, Dap. G,, 4p WW tp & B: W M. nd boy tohepben “emg | A Cor Tx Was, Paree BaP Eri Peper, | mez Sen nn ae Reger Maegtae | Watrma HL. Manion ies eas rape Se pet ere; Beet Wieck Hayen Lge go | Sue Eauan egal st b:40'E S."Sit | Si gual ae aly in Iran and have the. tof Piece: best White Back Paper, 250. per piece on the | » Zike%s; Slceyioe Car renarvation and information | bancains for casi TWO GOLD MEDALS wall; afiue Gold Paper, 25c.'per plece:'a fine Gold | {amiaued, aud hprage checked at ofice GOL Ponneyl. | _jal0 Main Office No 710 D st. nw. Offices and Parde— Attached. Nou genuine without thetwogola medats, | Paver, 30c. pet piece: best Gold Paper, 40c. per piece; | Railrosd, Uti aud Batrecia SARI. LUTLOR K K NNN 8th and Bets.aw., No. 216 A st. me. Coal Depot— ates Gold Emboued. Presa ¢1.25;« 10'nch ‘Gala, Eon | =———= a — cal ERY Pan Dieser ais Gan een “ wm cant aco, | titan ite, Auer oma treaty] POTOMAC RIVER BOATS Bw fn av conan he Terns 1 _—__WhcenlePoarandcran Dei_| Goan wormen Premed.” “| zane MAPTANO LEAVES, TALE WHR? Puxos Bur You, mhi8-1m 313-915 Peaverne, Copitet ain, | Potomac river landing as far ax Batiog Grind = COAL AND WOOD Pose Traux Ouve On, ae 7 5 Sod Chane Boner Pirsdage doses aad aise aes | UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP pent ‘Anaweet and palatehiess Ovx Bazcaw Sares vednesdays up. 9. % JONES Aga That. wart. AND DURABILITY. son sactamne FRESH CREA! it two weeks have been 90 encouraging, JOHN McGAHEE, Aiexandria, Va., Agent. mb1G | Bpecial attention of Purchasers Invited to thé new | ‘The most extensive dealers in the District ' eee 2 [ah Might ane uch grawa of oun Por dull | [POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE. = "ARTISTIC STYLES finished in desigus of ore families than any nm south of Now York Weis Large Invojees in Stook, Stany time of the year, whethor i scasoy Sr out aud | ~The Steamer SUE, Capt. W. C, re HIGHEST DECORATIVE ART. eee 1 1202 F street northwesh ELPHONZO YOUNGS we hiave determined to eclipse all former ewe | suine her tripe between BALTIMOME and WAG: a ‘Branch Offices and Yards: Pease ube teat Siiup Minatia | Petite reiamane Ractynacte gice | SECOND-KAND Pianos: ee emmrtmamet |, ee eter ‘i 2 A k u Company. T5eh inate. when wo will astonish the natives in prices | P-prin. and Wachiogtau Sunday 4 pom Freleet sor | PFominent makes at all prices, 1740 Peunsylvania avenue nortqwest, 428 9th street geiz__| 6fCarpets, Furniture and : ea dma be 5 PIANOS FOR RENT. 221 Penneyivanis avenue southenst. : ber, this, sale is forcash and only lasts two WM. KNABE & 00. 112] Niuth street northwest. and fossa dan . (419 10th et awe os vania avenue northwest, SEWING MACHINES, &. |‘ s=lly pee souls moe: (10 Fe aa, | _€3 ™ S17 Market mon ee, een] poe S fi ERR, RoR PoTomac BIVEB LANDIN >» |Do N Wharves and Raiirosd yard: ‘ W IRON WAI lo. ot X trcnase “ New Howe Sewixa Macs. sate TR atrR 4 EE oars ‘UNTIL YOU SER THE EMERSON PIANO. a1 ___ Twelfth and Meter stzeste southwest. ones idgecee in at7 om, aa Hy A thoroughly first-class instrument at a medium prea ME ol searched lemead rd nrheeeeth ben J. Ble HP M, Jeena pees a ee oe Taga Secomh-aend Poenon sk Capps sk page Semmes | — aa EDICAL, dé. es respect. J.B. LEPREUS & BRO. 508 7th st. 8.w, pepnerd BA a 106190" Bold on susall anontily payments ANDRUFF © LADIES AND agi cl tote 8 exunlne tn ue of | pls ih Paraceeee ets ete | Ow RD Mae St ee ee ge swceee = th Paper, 300.0 “ '30c,.3ac. | PPIRECT TO NEW VORK—FREIGHT 811 <NETT, 11 a0" Tunnning SEW Home SEWING Machen” Rerehc Mau arn eer Beck BS, Dieux GIBBON ind Beg BRIGHT love ante ate 013 Fema, Gxneop ae Geis Abort. os 8. OPPENHEIMER & BRO, Sole Agents, ecg en eae rd ma dog Pises, Wahingion every TUESDAY ‘MORNING | Fipwaxn F's Door. M two of De BROTHER'S tn Cordial 628 othet. nw, S-inen dpe pe Ce Non Mitt VERWO aos 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, power Widhrerwe vigor tothe a) St. Cloud Building, | *Y3'owe MX VEBNON! MT: VERNONT ‘Bole Agent for : ae 8 iG THE HIGI NDAI REE XX NW OW wa ¥ TERE eee ee eat | Dacomtm Tones Sia Te TE trey As ferial- coupled with the fact that such tana: | Weare opening to-day new shapes aud decorations & bee hi MA factured by a re ‘company, ied twenty cle yones aro, aud furs wt 18 responsible gust In Decker SILENT NRW anee GAN, No. 7 SEWING TOILE? 8ETs, - (For Foot pore) ‘The Best wo have Sfver Offered for the price V C.AU) Hh, 7th and H = Vow J Agenc} United States snd_ Mail Bend postal for new itiuatrate sihcliod teee — Rew, Pa itecs: WRDNESD AL co quocnstowa ted fauy eddresa: ‘macl pale aa Rew in ty fhandard maken fof WILMAETH & EDMONSTON, Brit ‘Adtintio, Ceitie, Republic, Baltic. gnome coll - mb20 Chine and Giass importers, ‘Saloon rates, @60, $80 and @100. tickets WING on iar in forma, ‘accommo Stoves iat wt SI eee fon perch ce Company offices; New York, 41 Brosdway. GREAT DISCOUNT. mab 14-20, 089.30 ‘9th st. n.w., bs «a k. |UROPEAN Pi [. FROM EDINBURGH ‘We will offer our remaining stock of Heating Stoves | Sap ae os ‘on the maguidicant Esrasussay 1830, - ‘At from 10 to 20 per cout discount frou regular prices, Seen eer S a Agenta for DANFORTH FLUID. MIB, SAEs ¥. DAVIN Bone, + WB UENKS 09, 1901 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, OOR iat px, | 234 oe Saee v OA. DERBY BATS at pene wnetin nasa, LADIES’ RIDING HATS AND CAPS. SOFT HATS IN ALL QUALITIEG, CLOTH DERBYS STEAMER CAPs, CHILDREN’S, BOYS’ and YOUTHS HATHand CAPS, ‘ilk, Gloria, Mohair, Alyecs and Gingham UMBRELLAB nig heae caxee 4 ATTORNEYS, boii ih ou Pee aes ae “3 CAKES. ranted. eae pera eae | coca, ‘Xo. 361 Pentiaylvenia avenue northwest, oe